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2011.01.18 10:10, Martin Srebotnjak rašė:
Hi,

2011/1/18 Rimas Kudelis<rq@akl.lt>

2011.01.18 00:47, Olav Dahlum rašė:

Could we be better off with the same document preserved as e.g PDF?
I don't think the file format matters, and since LO can't open PDF's (or
can it?), I think it's totally OK to have an OpenDocument file. What I don't
like is the way it looks at the moment.


The thing about ODT files opening in an office suite - they are editable
documents. Why does a text editor open a text file? It obviously wants and
calls upon a user to edit it. In this case a document opens that explicitly
says - do not mess with me, I should not be changed. So it is at least funny
if nothing else.

It's opened as read-only, so that's fine with me. You can only edit its copy, and you can do that either way.

Maybe the most appropriate format would be html and the page should open in
a browser. Every OS has one. PDF readers are not present on all
out-of-the-box systems.

Perhaps even better would be opening all that text in a simple textbox in LO's UI. But I don't mind a nice OpenDocument either, it just has to look nice. :)

Rimas


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